Is it mean to ask my kids to do chores when I work from home? What moms are afraid of (and why it’s not true!)

How do you know if your standards are set too high? (For stuff you’ve asked your kids to do, that is.) When do you need to back off, take a time out, and just let kids be kids? Today we’re going to talk about the role of cleaning standards, what nagging has to do with chore inspection, and what expectations are appropriate for your kids. Are you ready to ditch the mom delegation guilt? What you’ll learn:·        The point of baseline standards of cleanliness for your kids·        How to create your kids’ future work ethic through chores·        How capable your kids actually are Where do the chores need an uplevel? You CAN have kids who help out around the house – and you deserve it. (So do their future roommates, coworkers, and spouses.) So ditch the delegation guilt, set those cleaning standards, and get help with the chores today! You’ve got this!Alyssa Episode transcript: https://yourunbusylife.com/am-i-mean-mom/Routines for introverted moms: https://yourunbusylife.com/ Wishing you could actually like your life (with kids) again?Book your free Work/Life Balance session: https://yourunbusylife.com/free-call/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Nope - you don't actually have to choose between the business you want and the life you want.That's what the Business Cleanout is for.You send me the messy version of your business, your responsibilities, your projects, your team, your life.I'll take your whole pile and turn it around within 30 days.Because you don't need to spend another month trying to make everything fit.You need to see what can change so you can crush the goals you've been dreaming about and still be there for the kids.→ Take a look at the Business Cleanout